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The Ricky Gervais Podcast, Series 3

Description

The final episode of the series features Karl's take on philosophy and freaks, as well as more stories about Karl's experiences in the hospital with kidney stones. The show ends with Ricky and Steve saying they plan to take a break from podcasts and audiobooks. There is also a bonus monkey news about monkeys making fruit drinks.

Chapters

#1. The Little Fella - [00:00:00]

Steve tells Karl about a new celebrity who is a fan of his, Warwick Davis, who worked with Ricky and Steve on Extras. He would love to meet Karl, but Karl's worried about meeting someone who "is not normal." He thinks it would be like the first time he met Steve when he was shocked by his appearance. Warwick wonders what Karl thinks about little people and Karl talked about seeing one when he was on jury duty. If Karl could choose to be really small or really tall, he'd rather be small. Karl keeps referring to Warwick as Warren.

#2. Book of Freaks - [00:04:24]

Karl got a new freaks book sent to him. It has a three breasted woman and a man with one face and two bodies who looked fed up. One thing was so weird it didn't even have a nickname; it had "sort of testicles for eyes." He's surprised he doesn't see people with dangly eyes more often.

#3. Philosophical Questions - [00:08:06]

People have been emailing philosophical questions for Karl to answer. The first is "Are all men created equal?" Karl doesn't think people should moan if they don't get the job. The next question asks if he believes that history is written by the victors. Karl thinks we should just let everyone have a book. Another person asks if Karl thinks the future is fixed and you can't change it. Karl thinks it's weird that his kidney stone was made up of calcium because he doesn't like corn flakes; he thinks his body is telling him not to have calcium.

#4. The Boswell Incident - [00:16:19]

Steve reads another entry from Karl's diary. He's been back in the hospital for his kidney stones. Suzanne made Karl a meal from scratch for his "last meal" which annoyed him because he had more dishes to do. He was worried that when he was stripped down on the operating table he looked like an alien. The man in the room with him kept breaking wind and didn't even try to cover it up by coughing. Back at home Karl was in so much pain he had to go back to the hospital. They took a cab and the driver stopped for gas on the way which annoyed Karl. He saw a gay nurse and thought the chance of having a tablet up his bum had increased, but he didn't care.

#5. Karl on Morphine - [00:23:32]

The weirdest thing that happened to Karl in hospital was when the telly woke him up after he had morphine and it said, "Karl, received bad news about your father." It turned out to be a review of the show Neighbours. Karl wrote a poem about the trauma he experienced in the hospital. Ricky likes the poem because of how Karl digresses even in his poems. Karl thinks this qualifies as a big event for his diary and he hopes it will be as highly regarded as other famous diaries. (Side Note: The Neighbours episode in question was "Strife Up The Band" (http://www.tv.com/shows/neighbours/strife-up-the-band-784882/ Season 22, Episode 119, Aired 6/22/06 ), the tag line of which reads, "Karl received frightening news about his father.")

#6. Famous Last Words - [00:27:43]

According to Karl, you say different things when you're ill. He told a woman she looked different with a hat on right before he went under. Earlier, the same woman went around his room asking about his allergies. Karl thought it was strange that those might have been his final words.

#8. Bonus Monkey News - [00:30:45]

In a town somewhere awhile ago, a barrel used to appear in a village that contained a fruit drink. This was back when people only drank water. They only ate fruit back then, they didn't drink it. Visitors to the village loved it, but they couldn't sell it because they didn't know where it came from. Word got out and a businessman from Chicago came in and wanted to find out where they got it. At night he saw a little fella and he followed him back to where they made it. Presumably the fruit drink was made by monkeys. "Great ape fruit juice". (And that's why they stopped doing it...)